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Despite the work of hundreds of thousands of delegates, environmental activists, and ordinary citizens in Copenhagen Denmark over the past several weeks, the final 12-paragraph draft accord on Climate change involved only 5 nations including the US and China. The New York Times described it on Saturday as a “statement of an intention to act rather than a binding pledge to begin doing so.” While many smaller and poorer nations, and most environmental groups considered the talks a failure, Copenhagen is being heralded a success by the Obama administration. In fact, Obama headed to Copenhagen last week with a shockingly low offer of 4% emissions cuts by 2020. A pledge of $100 billion in aid to developing nations to cope with the real effects of global warming is the only potential silver lining, but is also widely agreed to be inadequate. <\/p>\n